Native Plant Card


To print Native Plant Card click on Picture

 

 

Ohio’s Audubon At Home initiative has created a new resource to help people create home and community bird habitat with native plants.  Check out our 2006 Guide to Native Plant Nurseries and Landscapers; now available for download on our web-site. 
click here

Here is one source for native Ohio plants:

http://www.indigination.com/catalog.htm

Native Plant Sales 2009

For more information visit each institution’s website or

the Lake Erie Allegheny Partnership website (leapbio.org)

Click here for a printable copy of these Sales and other programs

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo (www.clemetzoo.com)

Native Plant Sale to support the Plant Conservation Fund of the Association of Zoo Horticulture

Saturday & Sunday, May 9th -10th on the Welcome Plaza by the Flamingos

Selling native perennials and ferns as well as organic herbs and a few vegetables.  Pre-sale forms will be available online through the zoo's website.  Forms available March 20th.

 

Nature Center at Shaker Lakes (http://www.shakerlakes.org/plant_sale.asp)

27th Annual Native Plant Sale

Saturday, May 9th, 9:00am-2:00pm

Pre-orders are recommended, but not required, and must be received by Friday, April 17th. Order forms will be available at the Nature Center at Shaker Lakes and on the website by March 1st.

 

Stark County Park District (for more information contact Stark Parks at (330) 477-3552)

Spring Plant Sale and Gardening Seminars

Exploration Gateway – 5712-12th Street N.W., Canton, Ohio

Saturday, May 16th, 9:00am – 1:00pm.  Free gardening seminars at 9:30am and 11:00am

Offering a variety of native Ohio plants for rain gardens, sunny spots, shade, and more!

 

The Holden Arboretum (www.holdenarb.org)

Take Home a Piece of ‘Holden’

Saturday & Sunday, May 2nd and 3rd (availability is limited)

Holden is proud to offer twenty different species this year.  Many of the plants have been propagated from seeds or cuttings from Holden’s own wildflower collections and natural areas. The available cultivars were purchased from responsible native plant nurseries.

 

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History (www.cmnh.org/site/conservation.aspx)

2009 Native Plant Sale

This spring, the Natural Areas Division of the Museum hosts its second native plant sale for its members.  Several new species are being offered this year, including wafer ash, striped maple, and rose-shell azalea.  Order forms are available on the website.  Due date to submit your order is April 14th.


Native Black-eyed Susan © Casey Tucker

Native Purple Coneflower © Casey Tucker

Native Prairie Coneflower © Casey Tucker
 

 


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